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Yes, I know it's a long video. What can I do about that? This stuff takes a while to explain clearly. He talks about experiments having to do with CO2 vs tem
by pdx 10y ago
Yes, I know it's a long video. What can I do about that? This stuff takes a while to explain clearly.
He talks about experiments having to do with CO2 vs temperature, and how it is the CO2 that increases because of the higher temperatures.
There is also an in-depth mathematical treatment of CO2 absorption rates. As you know, CO2 does not just stay in the system forever. It is absorbed out of the atmosphere by various CO2 sinks. So knowing what the true CO2 absorption rate is, is important in knowing how big a problem you have. If you accept the premise that CO2 is bad, then having a slow absorption rate is worse than having a fast absorption rate.
- drabiega 10y agoWhat I would expect you to do is to not call people close-minded because they are not willing to expend that time investment, especially when there are unaddressed problems with his methodology and results.
- scrollaway 10y agoPeople have linked you a much shorter rebuttal several times and you have not addressed it. Instead, you're spending your time writing comments about how "everyone who doesn't watch this long lecture is close minded". You are trying to convince a crowd by forcing them to watch a massive video by somebody who is clearly untrustworthy. You yourself, by refusing to address the rebuttals, are displaying untrustworthy behaviour - you are attacking people for something you are yourself doing.
- Oletros 10y agoIt is not an hour long video, will you read it? http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/2013/11/09/thrust/ http://scienceblogs.com/stoat/2013/11/09/thrust/